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If you’re the kind of tech enthusiast who needs direct, unadulterated access to whatever you are working with, check out this account of how a smart home was created via Home Assistant, the home automation solution for true freaks.
Amid the confusion of smart showerheads and selfie drones at CES this year, a handful of companies are working to serve the needs of populations that are frequently overlooked by the proprietors of high tech. You won't find these devices in every home, but homes with someone disabled by age or misfortune will welcome them more than a new voice-powered fridge.
Crumpler, an Australian bag company, creates chic and smart urban bags, particularly their Heist Collection. The range is an ode to the working professional who doesn’t believe in sacrificing style. Each of the four Heist bags are designed to carry your tech gear and accommodates a 15 or 17 inch Macbook. A common thread between
Over the past seven years, a research project by Bates Smart has examined the tech industry, which culminated in a white paper: ‘The Technology Workplace’. The paper shows how tech companies are flipping the traditional office model due to their unique way of working. Kellie Payne, Bates Smart associate director discusses the findings of the paper with inside co-editor Gillian Serisier.
Whether it’s a minuscule Austin studio apartment, a slightly more spacious Boston pad, or a still modest duplex for a family in New York, there are plenty of inspiring, smart examples of tech working together with home decor from our Apartment Therapy house tour archives.
The office has a stylish and streamlined design, meant to attract young professionals who prioritize innovation and working together. The colors used are lively but elegant, like turquoise, orange, and white, which contrast with the dark wood floors and furniture. The office has open spaces, comfortable chairs, and trendy desks, along with high-tech tools like smart boards, wireless chargers, and touchscreens. This office design encourages a lively and groundbreaking work environment, matching the spirit and creativity of young professionals in a business setting.
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Do you have an app in the stores or a working prototype of a hardware solution that solves the challenges of our cities? If so, jump onboard the #SCH16 challenge! Our worldwide initiative asks developers, entrepreneurs and urban activists to present any innovative apps or tech solutions addressing any of the following five Smart City…
Let your tech do the work with our collection of smart gadgets from Urban Outfitters. Find cool tech accessories like projectors, smart LED lighting, smart scales, and more across our home, health, and beauty categories.
Earlier this month, more than 175,000 tech enthusiasts gathered at CES 2020 in Las Vegas for a preview of the world’s most exciting new products. As usual, the exhibit space was chock-full of futuristic, eye-popping innovations, including flying Hyundai Ubers, bionic robot sharks, smart pajamas and zero-gravity bathtubs. But beneath the shiny veneers and seemingly endless hype, tech companies are working quietly to address a growing problem: As AI, the internet of things (IoT) and next-generation connectivity relentlessly creep into everyday life, “tech angst” is at an all-time high.
Working from home doesn't have to mean sacrificing style or comfort. With these 17 eclectic home office ideas, you can turn any space into a functional and inspiring spot that reflects your personal flair. From quirky decor to innovative layouts, there’s something here for everyone aiming to ramp up their workspace vibes. Tech-Savvy Smart Office
Tech Central is a newly designated tech and innovation district in Sydney. A collaborative effort between government and tech and education partners, the district brings together six neighbourhoods. These are home to some of Australia’s most exciting startups, world-class universities, research institutes and unicorns such as Atlassian and Canva. The district is positioned at the intersection of culture, arts, tech and education, with goals to attract 25,000 students, support scale-up companies, create 25,000 jobs, and provide 250,000sqm office space. The brand would unite this diverse area and signal the underlying tech/innovation side of Sydney locally and internationally. Tech Central is right in Sydney’s cultural heart. The identity relies on a custom variable typeface, inspired by the city’s streets and blocks to create visual recognition. A C/T monogram, puts technology at the centre of culture. The design system leans into typography to provide a visual voice for the many stories and developments that are told through the Tech Central district brand. The identity is open source, providing the multitude of partners and residents with free access to all assets. With a unified identity, we can communicate the incredible activities taking place in Tech Central. More in depth case study can be viewed here https://www.behance.net/gallery/133264985/Tech-Central
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